Silent Hill (2006)

Director: Christophe Gans

Cast: Radha Mitchell as Rose Da Silva, Sean Bean as Christopher Da Silva, Laurie Holden as Cybil Bennett, Deborah Kara Unger as Dahlia Gillespie, Kim Coates as Officer Thomas Gucci, Tanya Allen as Anna, Alice Krige as Christabella, Jodelle Ferland as Sharon / Alessa, Colleen Williams as Archivist, Ron Gabriel as Old Mechanic, Eve Crawford as Sister Margaret, Derek Ritschel as Young Police Officer, Amanda Hiebert as Gas Attendant, Nicky Guadagni as Distressed Woman, Maxine Dumont as Christabella's Aide

First off, the downsides: Some parts of the movie seemed a little drawn
out, the film was two hours, and at certain times, you could feel that.
It's far-fetched, and I can imagine some people rolling their eyes at
the storyline, and there WILL be some people walking out saying "that
was a stupid movie". (As many people responded to Final Fantasy: The
Spirits Within.) Of course, some of them will be saying that in
response to the sheer amount of gore and violence, which brings me into
the 'upsides': This movie certainly had it's 'wow' moments with shock,
anticipation, and gore, especially near the climax. Scenes and even
alleyways and monsters from the games were almost identical. If you've
played the games you will get a lot of deja vu. (For example, the
camera goes crooked at exactly the same time and place it does in one
of the scenes in the game.) Also, a lot of the sounds and music tracks
from the games are used, and so are the monsters. The entire feel of
the games is preserved in the film, and you will have trouble keeping
your feet on the floor the entire movie. The creepy presentation works,
and if you haven't played any of the games, this movie will scare you
in new ways.